By: jst20946

jst20946 — Fri, 22 Mar 2019 21:17:30 +0000

I understand that when Bonds “TLT” rise Yields “TNX” fall and understand their inverse relationship. In theory a rising yield should be good for equities to a point. At which point does the rising Yield “TNX” become a concern for equities? If a rise in yields is such that it becomes more attractive then the risk in equities does that start an equity selloff? If so what price would Yields “TNX” have to be? Around 3.5? If Yields “TNX” drop to 2.5 it shows a flight to safety in Bond Market and equity sell off. Please correct me if I have this wrong this is new to me and my understanding. In general what would be $TNX price to start warnring caution? Below 2.7 and above 3.5? Thanks in advance.

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